I agree with you but the state will get it in the form of higher gas taxes, property taxes and car tags and registrations, as well as a litany of "other" forms of tax/ state income.
Grocery tax cut takes effect today - what items effected/not effected
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They are already exempt.
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I'll take it. Even if it's not all sales taxes, it's a start. If we save the 4.5% on the bulk of things we buy it'll still add up over a year. It's certainly better than continuing to pay the 4.5% on all food items.
I lived in Texas about a dozen years- no income tax- no tax on Rx and a lot of stuff. But a run of the mill, $100,000 home in the 1990's had a property tax of about $4500 per year. They are going to tax somewhere to provide services. And with all the extra they now spend on boarder security, I'm sure there's a tax for that. Politicians just do stuff to make you feel good and love them.
While I mostly agree, a lot of people buy the party trays for an assortment of raw veggies to snack on. We do it at times when we are really trying to eat healthier. I also know several parents that buy them for their kids to eat instead of junk food.
A rotisserie chicken is prepared food.
See Texas for explanation on why that would suck
Is edible massage oil exempt?
The basics to survive should NEVER be taxed......... Food, clothing, shelter and healthcare!!
I wish they would have reduced income tax instead. This helps people on ‘assistance’ stay on it, instead of just helping the people who actually pay the taxes.
